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  1. The California Scrub Jay family were pecking our Hosui Asian pears, for food/water and/or to attract ants for food, so here’s our harvest. Fortunately, they’re sweet for Asian pears and they’re a reasonable size #HomeOrchard #AsianPears #Yarden

  2. I have a compulsion to let new-to-me weeds grow in my cultivated areas. Maybe this is an American Bugleweed (Lycopus americanus)? It has square stems, so definitely mint family. I’ll investigate more later. Flower buds are there, so I’ll let it bloom. #Yarden

  3. The juvenile California Scrub Jays were out this morning feeding in the elderberries! Just look at those freshly minted faces! #Yarden #CaliforniaScrubJay #NativePlants #Fujifilm

  4. Drat. Our tree rejected these two avocados. To the compost they go. Seven remain on the tree. #HomeOrchard #Yarden

  5. It’s that time when nectarines are ripening. Here are a few we have so far kept safe from bugs and birds (one is suspect though). These are the largest fruit the tree has ever produced. Last year they were slightly larger than plums #HomeOrchard #Yarden

  6. Birds, man. We’ve plenty to share, though. It’s worm food now. #Garden #Yarden

  7. Here’s our resident scrub jay patiently waiting & closely watching for their daily morning allowance of peanuts. Their less brave partner was perched high on the tree #WesternScrubJay #Birds #Yarden

  8. Today we harvested a single, but beautiful, Kurume eggplant fruit. We’re making a Japanese eggplant stir-fry today. #Garden #Yarden

  9. Shade cloth is up and so protecting the avocados & part of the house from the worst of summer #HomeOrchard #Yarden #Avocado

  10. Our backyard garden is booming with tomatoes, Fresno peppers, and hopefully Japanese eggplant #Yarden #Garden

  11. Our milkweed are literally popping up now. This is their third year #Milkweed #Yarden #NativePlants

  12. The two avocado trees (type A & B) are in full bloom & the bees are going to town. Meanwhile, the two oranges, ceanothus, poppies, and sages are flowering. It’s a lovely but intense smell out there 🤗 #Yarden #HomeOrchard

  13. Today the yellow-skinned New Century asian pear is in full bloom. It is just in time to help pollinate the brown skinned Hosui asian pear, which is at the end of its bloom. The New Century asian pear tree wants to be a cherry tree. #BloomScrolling #Yarden #HomeOrchard

  14. My wife seeded these tomatoes indoors February 1st 😍 #Gardening #Yarden

  15. In the central valley, it’s very much Iris and California Poppy Season #Yarden #BloomScrolling

  16. After over a year of being fallowed (b/c life), our crop rows are now dressed with compost & fresh drip tape deployed. In a few weeks, planting our seedlings of peppers, tomato, eggplant, & holy basil will begin #Yarden #Gardening

  17. Now blooming: Type-B “Bacon” Avocado tree… I think this is the male flower. We also have a Type-A “Mexicola” Avocado but it isn’t blooming just yet. When the “Bacon” has male flowers open, the “Mexicola” will have female flowers open and vice versa. Avocado tree flowers are neat. #Yarden #BloomScrolling #Avocado ucanr.edu/site/uc-master-garde

  18. The western red bud is a magenta flowering beauty. I’d love to know what the moths sense of it at night #WesternRedBud #Yarden #NativePlants

  19. Moths are night pollinating our western redbuds right now. This is the first time I’ve noticed them. Super cool. #Yarden #NativePlants

  20. Our backyard right now with purple flowering ceanothus. The bright green shrubs are elderberries preparing to flower #BloomScrolling #Yarden #NativePlants

  21. Yesterday, Manzanitas, Daffodils, and just barely visible on the left, sage, show their spring colors. These daffodils were volunteers so the bulbs either came in with the mulch or a previous home owner planted them and later they got smothered by a lawn. #Yarden #BloomScrolling

  22. Woo. That was a lot of weeding around my front yard native plants. I feel accomplished and now ready for spring. The bees currently give ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ to our manzanitas and sage will flower next #Yarden